Force and Motion Project Unit: Physical Science for Elementary Kids with STEAM Activities
Get your 3rd-5th grade kids engaged in hands-on learning with this Force and Motion Project Unit.
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This physical science unit is packed full of exciting projects that incorporate art and animals to make learning about force and motion fun and interactive.
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This unit is a comprehensive resource designed specifically for physical science in elementary.
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It includes a variety of art-inspired projects that explore different aspects of force and motion. From balancing Jeremy the Leopard Seal on the ice pack to making Peanut the Scarlet Macaw "fly" with static electricity, these projects will captivate your kids’ attention and enhance their understanding of key scientific concepts.
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Elementary kids will do WAY more than fill in some worksheets.
They'll research, create, and build their way through 4 animal-themed force and motion projects.
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You'll know for sure that they understand because...well...you'll be able to see their hands-on projects!
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*aligned to 4 NGSS 3rd grade standards*
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BENEFITS
- Provides a hands-on learning experience
- Engages students through art and animals
- Makes complex scientific concepts accessible and fun
- Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
-4 NGSS-aligned project
-12 Learning Pages (group lesson or individual reading)
-4 Exit Tickets (can be used for assessments)
-4 Recording Sheets
-Teacher & Student Instruction Guides
-Answer Keys
BONUS
-Force and Motion Anchor Chart/Coloring Worksheets
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SUPPLIES
*everything available at a grocery or dollar store*
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HOW TO USE
This unit can be implemented in multiple ways to suit your classroom needs.
You can use it as a full unit, guiding your students through each project sequentially.
Alternatively, you can select specific projects to supplement your existing lesson plans.
It also works well for group work, independent work, or STEM/STEAM projects.
🦜
Happy ARTventuring!
-Abbey Allen
ARTventurous Animals
Get your 3rd-5th grade kids engaged in hands-on learning with this Force and Motion Project Unit.
🦭
This physical science unit is packed full of exciting projects that incorporate art and animals to make learning about force and motion fun and interactive.
🐒
This unit is a comprehensive resource designed specifically for physical science in elementary.
🦜
It includes a variety of art-inspired projects that explore different aspects of force and motion. From balancing Jeremy the Leopard Seal on the ice pack to making Peanut the Scarlet Macaw "fly" with static electricity, these projects will captivate your kids’ attention and enhance their understanding of key scientific concepts.
🦊
Elementary kids will do WAY more than fill in some worksheets.
They'll research, create, and build their way through 4 animal-themed force and motion projects.
🦭
You'll know for sure that they understand because...well...you'll be able to see their hands-on projects!
🐒
*aligned to 4 NGSS 3rd grade standards*
🦜
BENEFITS
- Provides a hands-on learning experience
- Engages students through art and animals
- Makes complex scientific concepts accessible and fun
- Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills
🦊
WHAT'S INCLUDED
-4 NGSS-aligned project
-12 Learning Pages (group lesson or individual reading)
-4 Exit Tickets (can be used for assessments)
-4 Recording Sheets
-Teacher & Student Instruction Guides
-Answer Keys
BONUS
-Force and Motion Anchor Chart/Coloring Worksheets
🦭
SUPPLIES
*everything available at a grocery or dollar store*
🐒
HOW TO USE
This unit can be implemented in multiple ways to suit your classroom needs.
You can use it as a full unit, guiding your students through each project sequentially.
Alternatively, you can select specific projects to supplement your existing lesson plans.
It also works well for group work, independent work, or STEM/STEAM projects.
🦜
Happy ARTventuring!
-Abbey Allen
ARTventurous Animals
Get your 3rd-5th grade kids engaged in hands-on learning with this Force and Motion Project Unit.
🦭
This physical science unit is packed full of exciting projects that incorporate art and animals to make learning about force and motion fun and interactive.
🐒
This unit is a comprehensive resource designed specifically for physical science in elementary.
🦜
It includes a variety of art-inspired projects that explore different aspects of force and motion. From balancing Jeremy the Leopard Seal on the ice pack to making Peanut the Scarlet Macaw "fly" with static electricity, these projects will captivate your kids’ attention and enhance their understanding of key scientific concepts.
🦊
Elementary kids will do WAY more than fill in some worksheets.
They'll research, create, and build their way through 4 animal-themed force and motion projects.
🦭
You'll know for sure that they understand because...well...you'll be able to see their hands-on projects!
🐒
*aligned to 4 NGSS 3rd grade standards*
🦜
BENEFITS
- Provides a hands-on learning experience
- Engages students through art and animals
- Makes complex scientific concepts accessible and fun
- Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills
🦊
WHAT'S INCLUDED
-4 NGSS-aligned project
-12 Learning Pages (group lesson or individual reading)
-4 Exit Tickets (can be used for assessments)
-4 Recording Sheets
-Teacher & Student Instruction Guides
-Answer Keys
BONUS
-Force and Motion Anchor Chart/Coloring Worksheets
🦭
SUPPLIES
*everything available at a grocery or dollar store*
🐒
HOW TO USE
This unit can be implemented in multiple ways to suit your classroom needs.
You can use it as a full unit, guiding your students through each project sequentially.
Alternatively, you can select specific projects to supplement your existing lesson plans.
It also works well for group work, independent work, or STEM/STEAM projects.
🦜
Happy ARTventuring!
-Abbey Allen
ARTventurous Animals
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COMPLETES
NGSS 3-PS2-1
Plan and conduct an investigation to provide evidence of the effects of balanced and unbalanced forces on the motion of an object.
NGSS 3-PS2-2
Make observations and/or measurements of an object's motion to provide evidence that a pattern can be used to predict future motion.
NGSS 3-PS2-3
Ask questions to determine cause and effect relationships of electric or magnetic interactions between two objects not in contact with each other.
NGSS 3-PS2-4
Define a simple design problem that can be applying scientific ideas about magnets.
